Ok, lets do a setup. Forget about mapviewer, what you need is a batch job, you can use your preferred programming language. I use Java.
First look at http://docs.geotools.org/latest/userguide/library/coverage/oracle.html This is an example how to set up Oracle Georaster. There is one master table and on image is imported. You need a loop for importing hundreds of them. An example in java is here, method testCreate(). http://svn.osgeo.org/geotools/trunk/modules/plugin/imagemosaic-jdbc/src/test/java/org/geotools/gce/imagemosaic/jdbc/GeoRasterOnlineTest.java Make a dir called georaster_xml under GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR/workspaces/<yourworkspace> and copy connect.georaster.xml.inc and mapping.georaster.xml in this subdir. For each image,we need a file like oek.georaster.xml. Your batch job should create this small xml file and copy the xml file into this subdir, having a total of 102 xml files Next, look at the rest examples http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/restconfig/rest-config-examples/index.html The API for coverages is here http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/restconfig/rest-config-api.html#coverages You have to send a http POST request with this URL /workspaces/<yourworkspace>/coveragestores/<yourcoveragename>/coverages.xml The Http Body should contain <coverageStore> <name>yourcoveragename</name> <type>ImageMosaicJDBC</type> <enabled>true</enabled> <url>location of your jdbc xml file (oek.georaster.xml)</url> </coverageStore> Thats the way I would do it. Cheers Christian Quoting Harikumar Reddy <harik....@gmail.com>: > Hi Christian, > > Thankyou verymuch for the xml configaration files. Definitely i will make > use of them. > > I am using oracle mapviewer (also called as mapbuilder version 11.1.1.0.0) > for importing raster images into oracle spatial. After import, the table > structure look like in attachment. > > GEORID values are always coming as 1 (find attached image) for all rows. So > i was creating separate master table & rdt table for each image. Till now > there are only 12 images, but in future there may be around > 100 raster > images. > > I have updated value of second row from 1 to 2 and updated the RASTERID of > respective RDT table, but in geoserver it is not identified. If i configure > 2 xml files, then it is identifying only one satellite image (the one row, > which exists by default) and the second row updated is not recognising. > > as of now, following like this. Can you please guide me how to store all > raster images in one master table and access them through different xml > files (because as of now, there is no possibility other than configuring one > xml file for each raster image AFAIK and you also confirmed same). Which > tool you are using to import rasters into oracle spatial. > > So are you defining empty table structure (master table and RDT table) in > oracle spatial and then importing data into master table? > > Regards, > Hari. > > On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 2:55 PM, <christian.muel...@nvoe.at> wrote: > >> 1) I am wondering why you create 100 tables, one table with 100 rows should >> do the job >> 2) Split your xml config file, the connect info is needed once, and in case >> of 1), your mapping info is also needed once. Look into the attachment. >> 3) >> Look at >> GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR/workspaces/<yourworkspace><yourcoverage>coveragestore.xml, >> Element <url> to see the relationship. >> 4) Use geoserver REST API to deploy your images as a batch job >> 5) It is not possible to configure more than one georasters in one >> geoserver xml configuration, each of your image is a layer of its own >> >> Cheers >> Christian >> >> >> Quoting Harikumar Reddy <harik....@gmail.com>: >> >> Hi GS Users, >>> >>> I am usning *GeoServer version 2.0.2. *Anyone configured more than one >>> georaster in single georaster.xml file with ImageMosaicJDBC datastore for >>> rasters in Geoserver. geoserver configaration will support to add more >>> than >>> one georaster in one configaration file (is there any possibility ?) >>> >>> Description of my requirement is given below... >>> >>> I have to configure around 100 satellite images for different cities. I >>> have >>> imported all the images to oracle spatial 11g. an example is given below. >>> >>> CITY1 (image name) >>> ===== >>> georaster_city1 (main table) >>> georaster_city1 (raster data table) >>> '' >>> '' >>> '' >>> '' >>> CITY100 (image name) >>> ===== >>> georaster_city100 (main table) >>> georaster_city100 (raster data table) >>> >>> ....................... >>> >>> Like above, there are 100 main georaster tables with respective 100 >>> raster >>> data tables for 100 cities. >>> >>> For each image, i need to create an ImageMosaicJDBC data store and >>> configure >>> the xml file to publish in application (Thanks for xml file configaration >>> format provided by Geoserver). >>> Do i need to create 100 xml configaration files for 100 satellite images. >>> Is >>> there any better way to do this... >>> >>> is it possible to configure more than one georasters in one geoserver xml >>> configuration file with ImageMosaicJDBC datastroe ? >>> >>> Many Thanks in advance, >>> Hari. >>> >>> >> >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------- >> This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. >> >> > ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Achieve unprecedented app performance and reliability What every C/C++ and Fortran developer should know. 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